Texas Standard For April 6, 2020
Amid unprecedented scenes of empty cities and lines of cars stopped at the Louisiana border, the next front in the COVID-19 fight: finding food. As people who’ve never needed such assistance before join growing lines for food banks, we’ll talk with those who’re working to help feed Texans suddenly in need. And: In a holy week for Christians worldwide, many Texas congregants take to the cloud. Also: Once a Go-Go, always a Go-Go? Texan Kathy Valentine’s lips are no longer sealed. Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
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